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Many of the world’s favorite food and drinks – such as coffee, chocolate, and soy – could be fanning the flames of malaria, according to a new study. Products such as coffee, cocoa, tobacco, tea, beef, soybeans, and palm oil require huge amounts of land to satisfy intense demand from developed countries and help to fuel forest clearing in many tropical regions of the world. The environmental cost of deforestation is fairly widely understood, but what does it have to do with malaria?  Previous research has shown that deforestation can help create the ideal conditions…

ShareTweetPin I only post about things that are near and dear to my heart, and being a Radiation Therapist is one of those things. And here we are.  In the middle of a pandemic of the likes we have never seen in our years, and we hope to never see again.  The adversities, challenges, fears, and panic are all-consuming at this point.  We are asked to stay home.  To take social distancing seriously.  To stay up to date on all the news and information that is available. Yet, as Radiation…

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The year is 2020. After watching parts of the planet burn and the arrival of a global pandemic, just to top it all off, your internet stops working. Will the atrocities never end? As an estimated one-third of the global population is forced to stay at home and wait out the outbreak, the comfort blankets of streaming services are placing “unprecedented” pressure on internet providers. Online entertainment services such as Amazon Prime and Netflix have reported that they’re reducing the streaming quality of programs to try and maintain the service as…

ShareTweetPin “Gonna take me longer to post this, cause I can’t voice text it, not with this lump in my throat… Coming back from St. Louis this afternoon, pulled off in a rest area to take a break. I noticed a pick-up pulled in and parked at the end of the lot. As I climbed back in my semi to leave, I noticed two girls, I’d say around the age of 7-8 years old, climb in the back of the pick-up and pull out two cardboard signs they made. I…

ShareTweetPin By Billy Hallowell J’Den Cox has won wrestling matches at the highest levels, including a bronze medal at the 2016 Olympic Games — but he believes the battles he wrestles with himself often usher in the greatest victories. Cox, 24, is a three time NCAA Division 1 wrestling champion, and an Olympic bronze medalist who also won 4 state titles while in high school, amassing only three losses in that time-frame. READ ALSO: Here’s Your Chance To Help Create New Faith And Family Entertainment He also won gold medals…